Thanks for responding.   I think keeping the order of the vbars will make it easier to take in with multiple before/after tests so I'd say it is more important. I definitely want to keep the bars in the same order and have the range indicator move to the right side of the pair as needed!   The image provided just happened to have increases after the intervention but my data has reductions in proportions. I was able to modify the code Ksharp provided to capture this. I'm working on making it more automated but it is a great start.   If you have any ideas on how to best do so, I'd love to hear them!   Thanks again for your response! ... View more

I see where Ksharp used these in their code. Thanks for the response and offer of additional assistance! Greatly appreciated 🙂 ... View more

Thanks for the response! Much appreciated. I'll use this during formatting. ... View more

data test; infile cards truncover; input id time $ per p l h v : $10. w pp; format per p l h w pp PERCENTN8.1; cards; 1 Before .473 . . . . . . 1 After .379 .473 .379 .473 ——— -.2 .493 2 Before .778 . . . . . . 2 After .619 .778 .619 .778 ——— -.204 .798 ; proc sgplot data=test; vbarparm category=id response=per /group=time groupdisplay=cluster; scatter x=id y=p/ markerchar=v discreteoffset=0.09 ; ** top line **; scatter x=id y=p/ markerattrs=(symbol=triangleleftfilled color=black size=10) discreteoffset=0.02 ; ** arrow to the right **; scatter x=id y=pp/ markerchar=w discreteoffset=0.2 markercharattrs=(size=10) ; ** percent label **; highlow x=id low=l high=h/discreteoffset=0.2 lineattrs=(color=black) lowcap=filledarrow; ** arrow pointing down **; yaxis offsetmin=0; run;   I made some minor modifications to fit my data but this was great!  Thanks, Ksharp!!  ... View more